Achieving higher quality software through knowledge exchange
For the 2022x conference, we’re celebrating our 40th anniversary and showcasing how the industry, technology, and the approach to quality have changed over the past decades.
This year, we’re planning to offer a hybrid event: both physically in Portland, Oregon, and virtually on Zoom. Join us October 10-12, 2022!
PNSQC’s Call for Proposals is now open. It only takes 5 minutes to submit an idea.
Since its inception, the Pacific Northwest Software Quality Conference (PNSQC) has put quality at the forefront. The conference program emphasizes three tracks of interest in developing high-quality software:
Authors can submit multiple proposals, but each proposal should be limited to a single topic. Any individual author will only be accepted once as the primary author.
This year’s conference adopts the theme “The Evolution of Quality.” We are looking for ideas that explore past successes in quality, experience reports as you try new tools and methods, and quantum leaps forward as you try out new and emerging technologies.
Take the opportunity to change the face of quality by becoming a part of the 40th-anniversary conference. Send us a talk proposal today. Submissions close at 11:59 pm PST on Monday, May 9th, 2022.
Watch the recording of PNSQC’s April 2022 meetup, “The Evolution of Enterprise Software System in the State Regulatory Space – From Monolith to Microservices,” with Mohammed “Mo” Dessouky, Sr. Director of Product Strategy at Tyler Technologies
A guest post from Bridget Hughes of mabl software examines how software testing has evolved in the past two decades since the advent of agile. Devops, CI/CD, and Collaboration all have a hand in quality software systems.
Rachael Lovallo reflects on the evolution of her career in testing software and how she has grown as a person from her journey.
Tips on writing a successful technical abstract for software and testing conferences.
Watch the recording of PNSQC’s April 2022 meetup, “The Evolution of Enterprise Software System in the State Regulatory Space – From Monolith to Microservices,” with Mohammed “Mo” Dessouky, Sr. Director of Product Strategy at Tyler Technologies
PNSQC and the Statewide QA Program of the State of Oregon co-hosted an Accessibility Workshop & Meetup on March 30, 2022.
PNSQC successfully started the 2022 conference year with a Quality Jam. This evening of lightning talks was designed to kick off the call for paper proposals for the 2022 conference.
Michael Larsen discusses how to address the question “Is this testable?”
